Bathing in Luxury with Freestanding Tubs

A great irony follows freestanding baths today. With origins around 1700 BC, freestanding baths were made of stone or clay and had an oval or round shape. We like to pat ourselves on the back for creative innovations, but our ancestors had us beat by over a thousand years on this one.

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Tips for a Productive Showroom Visit

I had some nice customers today. They were building a new house, but they did not have a set of plans. They did not know who their plumber was. They had no priorities or purpose for their visit to the showroom. I am sure they felt frustrated. We want to help you avoid or defeat frustration. Just a few steps of preparation can make the process much simpler and your visit more productive.

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How Falk Can Help With Your Manufactured Home

We bought our manufactured home back in 2003 and it has been great, but apparently when you hit 20 years everything in it starts falling apart. We’ve had plumbers, HVAC techs, electricians and flooring people in our home all before June this year. That’s the way things happen sometimes. So, how can your local plumbing wholesaler help you?

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Dealing with Lead Times

Something we’ve seen in the plumbing supply industry post-Covid is a significant increase in product lead times. We’ve heard it’s a lack of labor and a shortage of components. We’ve also heard it’s related to shipping issues.

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2025 Policy Changes

We have updated some policies in 2025 and want to make sure you, our valuable customers, are familiar with them.

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Solid Surface vs. Acrylic: Which is Best for Your Bathroom?

When it comes to designing your dream bathroom, choosing the right materials is just as important as picking the perfect tiles or faucet finishes. Two popular options for bathtubs, sinks, and shower walls are solid surface and acrylic. Each comes with its own strengths and style, so the choice ultimately depends on your priorities: budget, aesthetics, durability, or ease of maintenance.

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